Don't be intimidated by the scale of the task, either.
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And you don't want to be intimidated by the past.
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I want to tell people don't be intimidated by age.
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I hope Times journalists won't be intimidated by this argument.
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Don't be intimidated by the title — this isn't a protest.
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I will not be intimidated by withdrawing from this process.
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They are not going to be intimidated by corporate greed.
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We won't be intimidated by threats to our federal funding, either.
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I want them to be intimidated by me at all times.
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But investors shouldn't be intimidated by the smaller bitcoin, Kelly said.
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He won't be intimidated by President Donald Trump's scorched earth approach.
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First of all, don't be afraid and don't be intimidated by it.
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"We will not be intimidated by these people," he said on Wednesday.
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Don't be intimidated by yoga terminology, fancy yoga studios and complicated poses.
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Angus King, an independent from Maine, whether he would be intimidated by anyone.
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Lady Gaga isn't going to be intimidated by the threat of legal action.
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Don't be intimidated by any of this; invest first in your sound understanding.
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"I don't want you to be intimidated by anything or anyone," she said.
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"I will not be intimidated by you people -- not a chance," McConnell said.
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"You shouldn't be intimidated by the brand and the name," Mr. Harrington said.
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She would try not to be intimidated by how powerful Mr. Liu was.
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Don't be intimidated by journalists; think of them as conduits to your constituency.
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Don't ever be intimidated by long strings of letters in a crossword puzzle!
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Just start thinking about your risks, and don't be intimidated by the technology.
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You have to respect and support her career, rather than be intimidated by it.
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We are not going away and we will not be intimidated by these threats.
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Other senators such as Alaska's Lisa Murkowski refused to be intimidated by Trump's threats.
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Would his men be intimidated by the presence of the 14-times major winner?
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I don't think he's going to be intimidated by the scope of the game.
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"We will not be intimidated by these tyrannical attempts to silence journalists," he vowed.
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"The @NFL must protect its heroes and not be intimidated by Trump's attacks," he tweeted.
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For the next four years, we will not be intimidated by a bully in president's clothing.
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"Your truth can filter out people who will be intimidated by a badass lady," Battle added.
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In his remarks, Mr. Obama said America should harness innovation and not be intimidated by it.
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"I will not be intimidated by the politically and financially motivated attacks against me," he added.
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Trump has said the US and its allies will not be intimidated by the reclusive nation.
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I would say not to be intimidated by what other people try to push on you.
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Such instances will continue to happen if press is allowed to be intimidated by these "democratators".
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Don't be intimidated by the talk of change, the buzzwords, raise your hand and join the debate.
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"I don't like to be intimidated by anyone," the former six-term sheriff said in an interview.
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For someone who might be intimidated by the opposite sex, it might help them to shake that.
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Though some may be intimidated by scone-making, scones are a great introduction to baking fussier goods.
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Now, the governor is making clear he's not going to be intimidated by President Obama's big government either.
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"This is our home and this is where we will not be intimidated by evil," Cordover reportedly said.
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I used to be intimidated by cooking red meat, but I've been trying to expand my kitchen skills.
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The people of Brussels, of Europe, and of the world will not be intimidated by these vicious killers.
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Our understanding of the problems was so limited that it allowed us to not be intimidated by them.
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Don't be intimidated by what seem to be unbreakable materials — stone, concrete, bronze can all be brought down.
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Men, they said, would be intimidated by a diploma from Todai, as the university is known in Japan.
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As the leader often says, the Senate will not be intimidated by the antics of far-left protesters.
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"Ivory Coast will not let itself be intimidated by terrorists," Ouattara said in a televised address late on Monday.
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" Clinton expressed her "thoughts and prayers" and vowed that the "world will not be intimidated by these vicious killers.
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You may be intimidated by jumbo-size meals and drinks -- not to mention other unhealthy attributes of fast food.
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Johnson will hardly be intimidated by the little-known Putnam, the only legitimate threat if he plays half decently.
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More casual fans, while they may be intimidated by the flood of minutiae, will find it worth the plunge.
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I this will encourage people, because, you know, people seem to be intimidated by this organization because of their history.
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Even if you're not actually coming up with any ideas, your colleagues will be intimidated by your uncontrollable creative energy.
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Hopefully this boulder's friends took this as a lesson that we will not be intimidated by their rock-like ways.
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Any partner who is comfortable with themselves will not be intimidated by a sex toy, but rather open to experimentation.
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No, Mueller will not be intimidated by the political whining that will crescendo no matter what his ultimate findings are.
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Don't be intimidated by the book's length — it's written in a really conversational tone, with lots of exercises sprinkled throughout.
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Over the weekend, NPR CEO John Lansing said the news outlet "will not be intimidated" by the Secretary of State.
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He said he&aposs misrepresented his height when applying for parts in case casting directors would be intimidated by it.
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Now you can spend more time finding ways to be creative in the kitchen and not be intimidated by complex recipes.
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She fought back by going after Trump's personality, and refused to be intimidated by a rival used to dominating a room.
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"The idea that I'd be intimidated by Donald Trump," Biden said with a look that suggested that notion would be foolish.
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Organizers said the march was meant to show that Belgians refuse to be intimidated by terrorism and that they are united.
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When Daniel Gross moved to Silicon Valley from Jerusalem, he thought he was right to be intimidated by his new peers.
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She can't help but be intimidated by Julia, the new model whom she sees as her younger, sexier, more accomplished competition.
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"People could be intimidated by classical music or feel they're out of their depth," Mr. Muhlenfeld of the Martin Agency said.
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"We will not be intimidated by this attempted act of violence," Ms. Wasserman Schultz said in a statement on Wednesday evening.
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"[W]e won't be intimidated by the imitators & we're fighting back to keep what's ours," the siblings recently posted on Instagram.
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If you happen to be in Australia on Anzac Day, don't be intimidated by the raucous noises coming from almost every pub.
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With figures like that, W. David Bradford has come around to the idea that pharmaceutical companies could be intimidated by marijuana reforms.
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" He added, "Anyone who thinks that Attorney General Schneiderman will be intimidated by this effort has no idea who they're dealing with.
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"New York, we will not be intimidated by the NRA's frivolous lawsuit to advance its dangerous gun-peddling agenda," Cuomo has said.
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In a statement, its employees said, "We will not be gagged and will not be intimidated by any threat, in whatever form."
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"My clients will not be intimidated by hollow legal threats and have proceeded with publication of the Book as schedule," it added.
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" Clyburn said: "I am not going to be intimidated by anybody in this White House or by anybody out in the blogosphere.
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When you're starting out in your career it can be easy to be intimidated by those you think know more than you.
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And I was blessed with the kind of strength that does not allow me to be intimidated by the likes of Donald Trump.
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Hoffman explains that Snapchat lets agents show their personalities to younger people, who might be intimidated by the typical suited-and-booted broker.
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The president of the European Parliament on Tuesday expressed his condolences and added that the governing body would not be intimidated by terrorism.
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G6+1 At their closing press conferences, Trump's counterparts made clear that they would not be intimidated by his confrontational approach to diplomacy.
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Representative Andy Gipson, a Republican sponsor of the Mississippi measure, urged his colleagues on Friday not to be intimidated by national media criticism.
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WILLEMS: This play, "Elephant & Piggie," is basically Ionesco — the kids are just not old enough to realize they should be intimidated by that.
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"This is an effort to intimidate, and the University of California is not going to be intimidated by this kind of nonsense," Orfield said.
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I will NOT be intimidated by LIBERAL hyper partisan government HACKS who weaponize government authorirty to go after people whose views they don't like.
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But rather than be intimidated by the frigid temperatures, Marler sees this as a chance to adapt, get better, and make something inherently québécois.
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They lifted their heads, looked those bullies straight in the eye and let them know they were not going to be intimidated by anyone.
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Do you think he is going to be intimidated by the threat of a lousy committee assignment or a shunning in the cloak room?
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" He added, "My hope for her is that she learns to face fears and stare hatred in face and not be intimidated by it.
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I wanted her to hear about this case and how a woman can stand up for herself and not be intimidated by an attorney.
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In their insular world, law clerks and staff may be intimidated by a judge or otherwise worried about harming their careers by speaking out.
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I will NOT be intimidated by LIBERAL hyper partisan government HACKS who weaponize government authority to go after people whose views they don't like.
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"New York we will not be intimidated by the NRA's frivolous lawsuit to advance its dangerous gun-peddling agenda," Cuomo said in a statement.
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" James's office, in a statement, responded: "We won't be intimidated by the N.R.A.'s bully tactics, whether in the press or in the courtroom.
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"The court is absolutely correct in their decision and should not be intimidated by threats from legislative leaders," Cooper said in a statement on Wednesday.
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But she will not be rushed into anything contrary to Europe's interests and she is certainly not going to be intimidated by Trump's male bravado.
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However, Swaney still hopes to inspire others who might be intimidated by the prospect of skiing up and down the steep walls of the halfpipe.
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China on Wednesday responded to U.S. bombers flying over the South China Sea, saying Beijing will not be intimidated by military aircraft in the region.
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"My clients will not be intimidated by hollow legal threats and have proceeded with publication of the Book as schedule," the Simon & Schuster letter added.
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The Bruins are unlikely to be intimidated by the Hurricanes' recent home success, as they have won eight of their last 10 on the road.
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I'd spread myself very thin and I didn't want to be intimidated by my own catalogue, so I thought I would really have to begin again.
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Investors should not be intimidated by the volatile start to the trading year and opportunities in Asia await those who are "brave," a strategist said Friday.
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Protests Turn Deadly in Ivory Coast Ahead of Presidential Elections "Ivory Coast will not let itself be intimidated by terrorists," Ouattara said in a televised address.
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"He's been around the world multiple times," Kingston said, and as a no-nonsense guy he won't be intimidated by the president, Democrats, or the press.
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It tells you about the same time the bullying aspect that Steve referred to, but also how they can be intimidated by forces of political correctness.
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"By playing tonight, you are showing the world that we will not be intimidated by threats, acts of violence or assaults on our democracy," he said.
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"We carnivores won't be intimidated by anyone in the 'Vegan Lobby' who can be chased out of the room with a raw pork chop," he said.
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He raised me to be both cocky and kind, and to never be intimidated by anyone or anything, and that is how he lives his life.
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In the first game of the second set, she demonstrated her nerve by refusing to be intimidated by Williams in a volatile moment at the net.
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Pelosi's discipline and maturity, her refusal to be intimidated by Trump's bluster, have energized the Democratic base and kept a volatile and impulsive president off balance.
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The Red Sox will not be intimidated by playing far from home: They have won all five of their road games so far in this postseason.
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It would even be intimidated by the glitz and glamour of Gossip Girl, the hit show also created by Alaska scribes Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage.
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"By playing tonight, you are showing the world that we will not be intimidated by threats, acts of violence or assaults on our democracy," he said.
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Newcomers to today's art world can be intimidated by the traditional combination of dark paintings on dark walls accompanied by middle-aged men in dark suits.
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On the eve of the biggest match of her life, Andreescu's coach Sylvain Bruneau told reporters she would not be intimidated by Williams or the moment.
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" Trump's video message: "By playing tonight, you are showing the world that we will not be intimidated by threats, acts of violence, or assaults on our democracy.
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Steyer thanked law enforcement and the US Postal Service for their support in a statement Friday, stressing that his organization would not be intimidated by the packages.
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"We will not be intimidated by these people," Mr. McConnell declared Wednesday in another floor speech where his anger over the treatment of Judge Kavanaugh spilled out.
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"Girl, don't be intimidated by that Big Dick Energy," Caroline Martin advises in "Birthday Party," the fifth episode of Netflix's Kenya Barris-produced sketch series, Astronomy Club.
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Later in the debate, Sanders looked right into the camera and said he would not be intimidated by the NRA, which played well for the friendly audience.
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It is not uncommon for tech billionaires to take their time — and to be intimidated by the challenge — to figure out how to dispense with their fortunes.
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The President has the power to give authority... (CROSSTALK) WATTERS: The President is not going to be intimidated by people chasing his Press Secretary out of a restaurant.
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" And now, in a new interview with The Daily Beast, she has discussed the situation as it currently stands, stating "I refuse to be intimidated by him [Kath].
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In Wednesday's statement, she added that outside of any issues with her attorney, she remained committed to standing up for herself and would not be intimidated by Trump.
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He has no reason to be intimidated by Azteca or Mexico, and it wasn't until that comment I realized just how unprecedented that is for this national team.
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Randolph has been around too long to think of any of this as pressure or to be intimidated by legacy-building teams like Golden State or San Antonio.
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And I don't think that people should be intimidated by their own opinions, and if they want to speak, I don't think that they should be shamed for that.
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"The Chicago Jewish community will not be intimidated by anti-Semitic attacks on a house of worship," American Jewish Committee Director Amy Stoken said in a statement to CNN.
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"It's a huge miscalculation that leadership is going to be intimidated by vulnerable Democrats being summoned to the White House with less than 24 hours' notice," the aide said.
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" 16, trans male, nonbinary"As a masculine-presenting person, I am more aware that people may be intimidated by me so I am more careful about interacting with people.
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"Most of us are older, some are retired but we will NOT be intimidated by these Marxist street thugs and paid butt boys for Soros," Thiboutot said by email.
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We wanted to employ the ship builders to do what they do best — create a durable, long-lasting skin on a scale that some contractors would be intimidated by.
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She has said she wanted to bring an empowering and affirming form of exercise to people who might be otherwise be intimidated by dancing or going to the gym.
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" In Austria, Herzl, who lived much of his life in Vienna, foresaw that "the people will let themselves be intimidated by the Viennese rabble and deliver up the Jews.
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"She was the only one not to be intimidated by him, and in that moment John and I knew, 'Alright this is it, she's right for the part,'" Ficarra said.
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The presence of the ships in Pacific waters is seen as sending a message to North Korea, namely that the US won't be intimidated by the North's continued nuke testing.
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How could she be intimidated by the star power behind her after spending the week in close quarters with Karrie Webb, the most accomplished women's golfer from Australia, Green's homeland?
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"I can allow myself to be who I am in front of the doctor or nurse and not be intimidated by men," said Ms. Brown, who was an Army sergeant.
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But don't be intimidated by all that shuffleboard skill: All levels are welcome, just be sure to put your game face on — and wear comfy jeans with plenty of stretch.
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The NRA responded by saying its members were being punished, but would not be intimidated, by what it called "a shameful display of political and civic cowardice" from some corporations.
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James Clyburn said Saturday he is not going to be intimidated by anyone in the White House after President Donald Trump's reelection campaign falsely suggested Clyburn called for Trump's hanging.
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On Wednesday, Robitaille tweeted again that the original tweet "was not for money or attention, but in hopes that others would not be intimidated by these horrific bullies we face today."
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"I used to be really good and people were really afraid of me," Streep said when answering a question about how she quells other actors who might be intimidated by her.
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Jussie Smollett's lawyer says the actor will not be intimidated by the City of Chicago's latest move -- to recover $130k in investigative costs -- hinting he might sue the City for defamation.
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And speculators would be intimidated by the "flexible credit lines" and other tools in its cupboard, meaning that they would never test the currencies and creditworthiness those tools are designed to defend.
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"We will never be intimidated by the dishonest media corporations that will do anything to get people to watch their screens," Trump declared at his Cedar Rapids, Iowa, rally on Wednesday night.
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"I'm sorry, but the kind of men you will attract with such a profile will probably be intimidated by a confident, successful woman, because they are looking for something else," Wunder said.
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I want people to be intimidated by me, or I want people to notice me, all of those things, specifically because that is the nature of the sport that we are in.
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Diageo, the maker of Johnny Walker, is betting that a temporary gender reassignment on its label will help cultivate female drinkers, who tend to be "intimidated" by scotch, according to the distiller.
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The officers at the entrance have been trained not to be intimidated by threats and instructed not to allow a search party in before a number of senior officials have been informed.
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However, the average library goer might be intimidated by such a vast resource, with choices not just including all genres of music, but speeches, radio plays, field recordings, and spoken word performances.
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"My family encouraged me to stand up to bullies and not be intimidated by teachers because they can be unfair," she says, of a childhood that marked the start of a rebellious life.
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For starters, she told the students who will be the first in their families to go to college not to be intimidated by any of the more cocksure classmates they're likely to encounter.
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It now falls to Congress to find out, and it's important that Democrats not allow themselves to be intimidated by right-wing chest-beating, particularly if Republicans try to quash the report's release.
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How could Americans vote for a man who violated the code of political correctness, refused to be intimidated by the media, and espoused issues — trade, immigration, global warming — that Democrats had declared decided?
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Millman was adamant he would not be intimidated by Federer, and perhaps was helped by having spent time practicing together a few months ago ahead of the grass-court portion of this season.
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But Ms. Torres-Gonzalez, who earned a secretarial degree in Puerto Rico before moving in the 1980s to the Bronx, where she taught Spanish to children, tried not to be intimidated by such fears.
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But don't be intimidated by this staggering number: There's a way to make a shoe string budget work in these cities — provided that you have the right data and handy tips in your arsenal.
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And don't be intimidated by Chesa's pedigree—his recipe contains only six ingredients (all of which you probably have in your pantry) and is inspired more by his grandmother's kitchen than by molecular gastronomy.
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Speier thinks the process should be reformed to encourage victims to come forward, possibly by limiting the time frames in each step of the process so they won't be intimidated by a lengthy process.
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A video, a GIF, or a few photos can go a long way to help fill in the gaps that a less precise recipe may leave, but try not to be intimidated by them.
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Yes, it can help to create some structure so as to not get confused by the plot — but ultimately, you shouldn't be intimidated by the possibility of somehow doing this story the incorrect way.
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While some people may be intimidated by the creativity and organizational effort, the community provides multiple opportunities to learn how to participate and offers different levels of engagement for those interested in joining the community.
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With five NBA players in their lineup, Australia refused to be intimidated by the mighty Americans, who have won gold medals at 14 of the 17 Olympics they have participated in, including the last two.
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" Mr. Gingrich wrote on Twitter on Thursday, adding, "Emory has me worried because I thought college was a place to grow up and explore ideas not a place to hide and be intimidated by trivia.
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You don't need to be a gay bouncer to work a gay venue, but you can't be intimidated by queer people if you have to power through an intoxicated crowd to break up a fight.
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" Michael Morell — former CIA acting director, and host of the CBS News "Intelligence Matters" podcast — tells me Trump's approach has backfired: "People are essentially saying to the president: 'We will not be intimidated by you.
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Malmstrom addressed a trade forum on Monday with a thinly-veiled reference to the current incumbent of the White House, insisting that Europe would "stand up to bullies" and would not be intimidated by threats.
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Most people would probably be intimidated by the thought of stepping into a cramped submersible, diving a mile or two below the ocean surface, and hunting the freakish microbes that thrive on scorching hydrothermal vents.
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"Strong gun laws save lives, and we will not be intimidated by the gun lobby in our efforts to end the sale of assault weapons and protect our communities and schools," she said in a statement.
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The Swiss was the first player into the round of 16 after overhauling Kateryna Bondarenko 4-6 6-2 6-4 and said she would not be intimidated by playing a five-times grand slam champion.
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"During these troubling times, we will not be intimidated by cowardly acts of violence and will continue to do everything in our power to ensure the safety of all New Yorkers," Cuomo said in a statement.
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They tried everything in the book, but I think we proved two things, my friends: Presumption of innocence still applies in America, and the Republican Senate is not going to be intimidated by an angry mob!
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Indian officials charged with monitoring mining tend to be intimidated by the "mafia", alleges Sumaira Abdulali of Awaaz Foundation, a charity in Mumbai; even if gangs have permits, they get away with mining well above legal limits.
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The military displays show North Korea that "the United States won't be intimidated by their pursuit of nuclear weapons, much less the threat to use them," David Straub, a former State Department Korean affairs director, told CNN.
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"We must show President Trump that Congress is an independent branch of the federal government that will not be intimidated by his bullying behavior and immediately begin hearings on his immigration and refugee executive orders," Durbin wrote.
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"It would be crazy to give up at the moment of truth," he said, adding that he would not be intimidated by negative reaction from financial markets or attacks from the media against the two anti-system parties.
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LONDON — Regardless of whether you're a multibillion-dollar investment banker, or someone who wants to spend just a few hundred on something nice to hang on the wall, it's difficult not to be intimidated by the art market.
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From the US standpoint, the presence of the three-carrier flotilla in Pacific waters is seen as a signal to North Korea that the United States will not be intimidated by Pyongyang's testing of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles.
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At a news conference in Rotterdam, the Netherlands' prime minister, Mark Rutte, said he did not think that Turkey was trying to interfere in his country's elections, but he added that his government would not be intimidated by bluster.
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Even former President Barack Obama — the man who led the free world and refused to be intimidated by people like Vladimir Putin and Osama bin Laden — was afraid to engage in some of his old habits in front of Michelle.
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It's not perfect, but it's got moxie in its willingness to do something different, and the things it does well, it does so well it functions an an ambassador to people who might be intimidated by the world of hardcore nerds.
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"Democrats aren't going to be intimidated by the White House or congressional Republicans, we're not going to be distracted from securing the release of the full Mueller report and the underlying evidence," Pelosi spokeswoman Ashley Etienne said in a statement.
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Photo of Ayanle Hassan Ali provided by Toronto Police In a message on Twitter, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that "Canadians — and the Canadian Forces — will not be intimidated by terror and hate", and urged the victims a speedy recovery.
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As a "leader" of our nation, why lean on our almost 250-year-old founding documents when you can be intimidated by social media "influencers" and activists who continually push you and your colleagues into more narrow and extreme ideological boxes?
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It borrowed from Boy Scout law (helpful, friendly, courteous, kind) and served as a polite Midwestern demurral to the notion that New Yorkers went out to eat in order to be intimidated by frighteningly attractive servers whose cheekbones could slice shallots.
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The challengers (led by a coalition of state attorneys general) argued that the administration's true intent is to suppress the count of minority populations that might be intimidated by the citizenship question and choose not to respond to the census at all.
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"'Cause you n—as are so fucking weak, ya'll got the audacity to be intimidated by a bad motherf—king queen and get your motherf—king feelings hurt," Minaj said during the Tidal X 1015 concert in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday night.
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She called for the other officers on the scene where Garner died to lose their jobs, and she said she would not be intimidated by Pantaleo or his attorney, who have said he plans to appeal the firing and loss of pension.
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I don't know how you got this job, whether it was your anti-American ideology or your skin color or both, but I'm going to tell you one thing: we, the people, of these United States refuse to be intimidated by you.
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"It would be crazy to give up at the moment of truth," League leader Matteo Salvini said in a live video stream on Facebook, adding that he would not be intimidated by negative reaction from financial markets or attacks from the media.
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It's only natural to be intimidated by being in the presence of a producer like Jack Endino and Thurston Moore, but just because they were in the presence of these legends, that didn't mean that the legwork that they'd done in the past wasn't worthwhile.
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The law enforcement veterans, again speaking from their experience with him -- not any inside scoop -- said the timing was a clear message from the special counsel that he is more than willing to play hardball and will not be intimidated by attacks on his authority or credibility.
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As David Remnick, the editor of The New Yorker, told me on Wednesday, a news organization cannot go after a powerful figure or institution if it does not have the resources for lawyers, fact checkers and experienced editors who won't be intimidated by the protection racket.
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On Monday in Beijing, Zhang Qingli, a leading member of a Chinese committee tasked with forging alliances with other nations, told a small group of U.S. business leaders, lobbyists and public relations executives that China refuses to be intimidated by an ongoing trade war with the Trump administration.
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Driving at defenders with pace, carving out chances with incisive passing and harrying opponents out of possession, Lee managed to draw some of the focus off skipper Son and showed that despite standing a modest 5ft-7in (1.7m) tall, he would not be intimidated by hulking Honduran defenders.
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Benjamin Joffe, a partner at HAX, an accelerator for hardware startups in Shenzhen which mentored Makeblock, told us the flurry of new tech-teaching gadgets are targeting an important problem: the ability to not be intimidated by technology and to be more than a user swiping right or left.
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I'm not suggesting we're the victims here, Mr. President, but I want to make it clear to these people who are chasing my members around the hall here or harassing them at the airports or going to their homes, we're not going to be intimidated by these people.
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And I feel like with these durag pieces, I'm trying to subvert that or camouflage that by trying to have some pieces in spaces where a person wearing a durag would never go, or the person that's buying the piece could be intimidated by someone wearing a durag.
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"I'm not suggesting we're the victims here ... but I want to make it clear to these people who are chasing my members around the hall here or harassing them at the airports or going to their homes we're not going to be intimidated by these people," McConnell said.
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"Democrats aren't going to be intimidated by the White House or Congressional Republicans, we're not going to be distracted from securing the release of the full Mueller report and the underlying evidence, and we will continue to pursue legitimate oversight because that's what the Constitution requires," she added.
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In pointed remarks after an ill-tempered week of talks in Brussels, Michel Barnier insisted he would not be intimidated by what he called a "blame game" from London of accusing the EU of inflexibility in rejecting British demands for close cooperation on security, trade and other issues after Brexit.
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While the US exercises are intended to reassure Asian allies and to show North Korean leader Kim Jong Un that the United States will not be intimidated by Pyongyang's testing of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles, the moves also highlight concerns that the 7th Feet is being stretched too thin.
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" Botswana's Ministry of International Affairs: "Botswana will not be intimidated by such threats and will exercise her sovereign right and vote based on her foreign policy principles, which affirm that Jerusalem is a fundamental final status issue, which must be resolved through negotiations in line with relevant United Nations resolutions.
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Ms. Pelosi tells female candidates they have to be ready, to know their issues cold and to have a plan: "I don't want you to be intimidated by anything people will say, because they're always trying to diminish whatever it is we have done," she told the audience at Emerge.
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" Meanwhile, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell described assault survivors and others opposing Kavanaugh's confirmation as bullies who didn't care about facts: "I want to make it clear to these people who are chasing my members around the hall here or harassing them at the airports or going to their homes, we're not going to be intimidated by these people.
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"People should not be intimidated by the F.C.C. simply saying it has pre-emptive authority, and we need to dig into the sources of that claim, which are a lot weaker than the F.C.C. makes it out to be," said State Representative Drew Hansen, a Democrat who has introduced one of two net neutrality bills in Washington in recent weeks.
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Sixty-five percent of Americans say they don't believe President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE will be intimidated by the NRA's lobbying efforts.
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" But applause mixed with hooting when she said: "You should be very proud that in the last few weeks you have stood firm and you have refused to be intimidated by the threats of a small bunch of Zionist hoodlums whose behavior is an insult to the stature of Jews all over the world, and to their great and heroic record of struggle against fascism and oppression.
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President Donald Tusk of the European Council said Wednesday morning on Twitter: "We will not be intimidated by threats that no Brexit deal is good for UK and bad for EU. No deal is bad for everyone, above all for UK." A no deal would mean that the U.K. would break with the EU without clear clues of what would happen to the City of London, for example.
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Directing a movie like "Thor" requires a daunting set of skills, many of which have little to do with framing a shot: the temperament to manage a set with as many as 1,20063 people on it rather than 100; the know-how to oversee complex effects; the canniness to please your bosses; the confidence not to be intimidated by the money, the stars, the vastness of the task.
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So, you know, in the vacuum that was created as the result of the fact that, frankly, Loretta Lynch was someone who should have stepped aside from leading the investigation and didn&apost, and, similarly, you know, Sally Yates seems to be intimidated by Jim Comey, and then, Jim Comey, of course arrogates to himself the powers of being a prosecutor, rather than just simply limiting himself to being the FBI director.
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"Russian Wagner mercenaries knowingly crossed a red line when they went across the Euphrates to try to seize the Conoco plant, thinking that [Kurdish] troops and their embedded US partners would be intimidated by the show of force and back down," said Michael Carpenter, a former National Security Council director for Russia and deputy assistant secretary of defense who is now senior director of the Penn Biden Center for Global Diplomacy and Engagement.
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He already has demonstrated an inability to understand the intentions and capabilities of America's principal enemies: Russia's Putin is a good guy, means well and can be trusted not to interfere in U.S. elections; North Korea's Kim is more concerned about his economy than his nuclear program, can be intimidated — by threats of annihilation, or enticed by promises of American investment and Trumpian charm — into de-nuclearization; China's Xi can be leveraged through American tariffs to reform his trade and internal economic practices; the Iranian regime will succumb to economic sanctions, either by losing power or by agreeing to curb its destabilizing regional activities and negotiating a more favorable JCPOA.
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